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My wife has asked that we clarify "dancing", as classical ballroom requires more space per pair of angels when compared to mosh-pit scrums, line dancing, or perhaps Greek 'Zorba' displays.

Before the question can be answered there needs to be a definition of "head of a pin". For instance, are we talking about a standard sewing pin with a small flat head, or perhaps one that has a spherical head ( in which case dancing will be much harder ). Then again, a drawing pin would accomodate many more angels.

Plenty fall down without even a 'brushing' from a hand. And it was a foul because the ref gave it, at which point the second yellow was a dead cert.

I think Broja suffered from playing on his own up top and JWP at right back rather than looking for passes in midfield.

Romeu and Diallo getting overrun in midfield.

Shit camera work.

Yep, sure were against Spurs.

Being Welsh they obviously get confused when commentating on anything other than rugby.

It was.

Piroe is playing up front for Swansea.

But we know he can score shed loads against Championship defences.

At least we have recent experience of playing with 10 for more than half a game.

Didn't realise my Alma Mater sponsored their shirts.

Cambridge found it so !

QPR v Rotherham and WBA v Brighton as well.

Barnsley v Barrow looks to be a cracker.

5 subs this evening isn't it ? So key players hopefully won't need to play for more than 60 minutes.

The Deva Stadium, home of Chester FC, is owned by Cheshire West Council and located within the bounds of that Authority. The matches are policed by Cheshire Constabulary. The entrance to the ground is in England, but the pitch is in Wales, so the club have been told by the Police that they cannot have fans at games. However, as they are not an affiliated Welsh club, they cannot apply to the Welsh assembly for financial assistance. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-59920281

Have they managed to find enough players ?

"Nathaniel Clyne played here at Crystal Palace 11 years ago before moving on to Liverpool".

As Paul Weller sang "Stop apologising for the things you've never done."

Here we go again.

Don't tell MLG.

If you want to be pedantic yes the "rules" are technically the same, but if the current game was being played at Selhurst Park the Palace penalty claim might well have been awarded on review. Also, it is entirely possible that PL teams playing at home will be able to take advantage of their experience of VAR to play offside more tightly, for instance. All teams should have the benefit of a level playing field.

(1) you take contrary positions consistently, it is your defining character trait. (2) no they don't. All goals and penalty awards are verified by VAR, so the referee's decision can be overturned. Therefore, not the same rules.